A: Yes, Unicare Health sells spare handles and spare tips.
A: Yes, Unicare Health sells spare handles and spare tips.
A: Although you don’t require a licence to drive a mobility scooter, several aspects need to be considered. Hand strength, balance, good vision and the ability to concentrate and react appropriately are some of the skills you need to operate and manoeuvre a scooter safely. …
A: Unicare Health does not supply or recommend walking frames fitted with four castors or wheels due to the high risk involved. Walking frames do not have braking systems and therefore require two nylon “glides” or “skis” on the back legs to prevent the frame …
A: If the label on any sling is not legible, the sling no longer complies with Australian Standards and therefore should not be used. Being unable to read a label on a sling means you can no longer deem that it is the correct sling …
A: This response is ambiguous as some hoist manufacturers will state that their sling is the only one that can be used with their hoist. HOWEVER it is the TYPE of sling that is critical when choosing the right sling for the particular hoist and …
A: Based on the principles of pressure care and positioning, clients should not be left sitting on hoist slings. Leaving a sling under a client whilst sitting in any seating system can cause the following situations: Increased risk of pressure injury due to compromising the …